The Portland Podcast
The Portland Podcast is a “BBC-flavoured” independent talk show based in Portland, OR, hosted by Gregory Druker Day. Website: https://pdxpodcast.com Contact: greg@pdxpodcast.com
Episodes
Galen Emanuele is an international keynote speaker and team culture expert who uses his background in improv comedy to teach businesses how to improve communication, emotional intelligence, and performance. For more info, visit https://galenemanuele.com/
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Today's episode was produced and edited by Gregory Day for The Portland Podcast at https://pdxpodcast.com/ - contact: greg...
Corey Keyes is an American sociologist and the author of Languishing. Today's episode contains enhanced audio from Mo Gawdat's Slo Mo Podcast.
Image by Manshen Lo (https://www.manshenlo.com/) from the NY Times article, Feeling Blah During the Pandemic? It's Called Languishing by Adam Grant.
Today's episode was produced and edited by Gregory Day for The Portland Podcast at https://pdxpodcast.com/ - contact: greg@pd...
A sneak peek from our next episode with a very special guest...
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Music: Amarent - And the Beat Goes On
A conversation with Portland-based multi-dimensional artist Kaitlin Purple Hubert - https://www.kaitlinpurple.com/home
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Today's show was produced and edited by Gregory Day, featuring the following tracks:
Chad Crouch - Freesia
Maarten Schellekens - Contemplation
Maarten Schellekens - Slumber
Picratio - Cyborg Rising
A conversation with Portland-based poet, Sara Sebastian, on her newly published book of poems, 'We Call So Many Feelings Love.' For more info, visit sarasebastian.co
Today's show was produced and edited by Gregory Day, featuring the following tracks:
- Graffiti Mechanism - Love plug
- Technosession090124 (Melodic Techno)
- Podington_Bear_-_Am-Trans
- Maarten Schellekens - Autumn Leaves
- Maarten Schellekens - Marathon
A spoken word performance by @functionalmelancholic, edited by Gregory Day
Music by Podington Bear, Denys Kyshchuk and BlackTrendMusic
Krista Obenlock, LAc, DSOM, Doctor of East Asian Medicine
Music: Triple5 Here - Flow Down
Sarah Hawley is the USA Today bestselling author of Servant of Earth and the Glimmer Falls series. She has an MA in archaeology and has excavated at an Inca site in Chile, a Bronze Age palace in Turkey, and a medieval abbey in England. When not dreaming up whimsical love stories, she can be found reading, dancing, or cuddling her two cats. Website: https://www.sarahhawleyauthor.com/
Today's show was produced and edited by Grego...
Coming in March.
Street photographer palebluewave's images are primarily captured in the heart of downtown Portland. Ryan archives his impromptu shoots with a GoPro that feature
interactions with fellow Portlanders which are posted on his social media accounts reaching millions of screens world-wide.
Music: Jay Hosking, live synth jams
Maarten Schellekens - New Life
Edited and Produced by Gregory Day for pdxpodcast.com
Coming in March.
Erica Berry's nonfiction debut 'Wolfish: Wolf, Self, and the Stories
We Tell About Fear' is a kaleidoscopic exploration of wolves, both
real and symbolic. The book focuses on a celebrity wolf, OR-7, who
travels extensively across Oregon and into California. Erica
simultaneously details her own coming-of-age as she moves away from
home and wrestles with inherited beliefs about fear, danger, the
Shannon Fiedler chats with us prior to her Portland stop on the 'Pregnancy Brain Tour' at Polaris Hall on Feb 1. For more info, visit https://shannonfiedler.com/
Today's show was produced and edited by Gregory Day.
Alex Kennedy shares her remarkable journey to sobriety. To hear more from Alex, visit https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-devil-made-me-do-it/id1638547873
Today's episode of The Portland Podcast was produced & edited by Gregory Day with Alex Kennedy. For more episodes, visit pdxpodcast.com or find us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Intro music by AudioCoffee Band.
Music By Chad Crouch.
Zhou Fang is the founder of Intersectional Group, an EDI practice based in Portland, OR. Zhou's multilingual and multicultural background helps her assist leaders and teams to navigate the complex and layered Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion space.
Learn more at https://www.intersectional.group/
Today's episode was produced and edited by Gregory Day (greg@pdxpodcast.com)
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The Dutch-born painter was considered one of the finest artists ever to work in the Pacific Northwest. Rest in peace, Hank.
Today's guest is comedian Ricky Velez whose debut comedy special 'Here's Everything' is now available on HBO Max. Pete Davidson & Judd Apatow are executive producers of the special. Michael Bonfiglio directs. Ricky acted in & co-produced last years hit comedy 'The King of Staten Island' with Judd Apatow and is currently working with Judd on a new top-secret project... of which we'll learn ...
Zakk Wylde is the founder, guitarist, and lead singer of the heavy metal band band Black Label Society who you can catch this Friday, October 8 at the Roseland Theater in Portland. The group’s new full length album 'Doom Crew Inc' drops appropriately enough on Black Friday of this year. The record is a tribute to the BLS road crew and a salute to band’s loyal legion of fans. Zakk’s also featured on Ozzy Osbourne’s forthc...
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